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TWS News 1: Teeth Blindness – 00:24 Mariko Challenge – 4:00 The Scoop: Plane Back Pain – 8:09 Chopped – 11:05 TWS News 2: No More Snacks – 16:47 Joy & Grief – 22:07 TMI – 27:12 I Have a Testimony – 29:48 Rock Report: Arena One – 34:19 Mariko Challenge – 37:27 Small Group Chat: Life On Purpose – 41:43 Brandon Lake & Nick Jonas – 44:03 Prayer Wall – 48:02  You can join our Wally Show Poddies Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/WallyShowPoddies This podcast is crowd funded - that means that you help make it possible. If you like it and want to support it, give here.

Today is your On Ramp! This podcast is crowd funded - that means that you help make it happen. Consider a financial gift to keep God's Word going out through the On Ramp Daily Bible Reading Podcast!  Give here. I'm Shawn Farrington, the voice of The On Ramp. I can't wait to hear how God is using this podcast to help you grow. Please leave a comment, or email me at [email protected].  This year we're reading from the New King James Version & we're grateful to our friends at Thomas Nelson Publishers for their partnership!

Who is God and what is He like? This is the podcast where God answers questions for Himself about Himself - with host Kim Wier. In this episode, God revealed He is The Temple. References in this episode:  Revelation 21:1-27 LINKS: World's Biggest Small Group, free resources: Text "GROW" to 67101 or visit World's Biggest Small Group . Want to know more about Jesus? Join our free WHO IS JESUS World's Biggest Small Group.  Kim's latest book: Everyday God, a 365-day devotional to connect you to God in 10 minutes a day. More about Kim: KimWier.com    

If you've ever said (or thought) "I'm just a mom" this episode is for you. With Mother's Day approaching we ask the question "What makes a 'good mom?'" Is it nurturing each child to grow up confident and equipped to navigate all that life will throw at them? Yes ... but there is an even greater mission in being a mom. What is that mission, and how does a mom know if they're accomplishing the mission? On this episode we talk about that with speaker and author Gloria Furman.

We talk about how we want to live our lives and how we want to "go out". What does that look like on the small scale as well as the grand one?

Today is your On Ramp! This podcast is crowd funded - that means that you help make it happen. Consider a financial gift to keep God's Word going out through the On Ramp Daily Bible Reading Podcast!  Give here. I'm Shawn Farrington, the voice of The On Ramp. I can't wait to hear how God is using this podcast to help you grow. Please leave a comment, or email me at [email protected].  This year we're reading from the New King James Version & we're grateful to our friends at Thomas Nelson Publishers for their partnership!  

Who is God and what is He like? This is the podcast where God answers questions for Himself about Himself - with host Kim Wier. In this episode, God revealed Jesus is Him Upon the Great White Throne.  References in this episode:  Revelation 20:1-15, John 6:29 LINKS: World's Biggest Small Group, free resources: Text "GROW" to 67101 or visit World's Biggest Small Group . Want to know more about Jesus? Join our free WHO IS JESUS World's Biggest Small Group.  Kim's latest book: Everyday God, a 365-day devotional to connect you to God in 10 minutes a day. More about Kim: KimWier.com    

TWS News 1: ChattyG by Gender – 00:24 Outdated Wedding Traditions – 5:04 The People’s Challenge – 9:31 TWS News 2: Jeopardy for Dummies – 14:03 How to Pray for Yourself – 17:16 TMI – 22:13 Self-Control – 24:37 Rock Report: Ring After Spring Break – 29:26 Inspiring Cancer Stories – 31:56 You can join our Wally Show Poddies Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/WallyShowPoddies This podcast is crowd funded - that means that you help make it possible. If you like it and want to support it, give here.  

What if the financial security you’re chasing can never 'really' be reached—because the “finish line” keeps moving? In this episode, John discussses the idea of “enough” and what if it isn't a number and invites listeners to consider the powerful idea that “enough” isn’t necessarily a financial figure to reach, but a posture of the heart and mind rooted in stewardship, contentment, and trust in God. Drawing from Scripture, personal observations as a former financial advisor, and biblical stories, he observes how chasing a number often leads to restlessness, sacrifices around what matters most, and a fragile sense of security. Instead, John calls listeners to focus on being faithful with what’s already in their hands today—living within their means, practicing generosity, and trusting God to provide what they truly need. In this episode, John discusses:  How easy it is to keep raising our “enough” number, believing the next financial milestone will finally make us feel secure. How Scripture shows money as a heart test, not just a provision tool—it’s never just about the amount, but what we’re trusting. The shift from defining “enough” by how much we’ve accumulated to defining it by faithfulness and stewardship of waht we have. How constantly chasing bigger numbers can slowly erode contentment, trust in God, and the health of our hearts. Key Takeaways: Treating “enough” as a specific financial number is a common trap, because circumstances, markets, and our own desires keep shifting the finish line. Scripture shows that the real issue with money is not the amount, but how it shapes the posture of our hearts and our relationship with God. Is htere a more complete question than “How much is enough?”  True contentment is found not in financial balances, but in trusting God’s presence and provision—living within our means, being generous, and refusing to sacrifice family, peace, or faith in pursuit of a specific amount. True freedom comes when we stop chasing “more” and instead focus on what’s already in our hands today, asking what faithfulness looks like in this moment. “Content with what you have, not content once you hit a new number, be content now with what's in your hands." - John Putnam CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW FOR MORE MONEY MADE FAITHFUL! VISIT MONEY MADE FAITHFUL: https://moneymadefaithful.com/ GET FREE RESOURCES when you join THE HUB: https://moneymadefaithful.com/resource-library-access/Landing-page BOOK A WORKSHOP & DETAILS: https://moneymadefaithful.com/money-made-faithful-workshop-2/Landing-page INVITE JOHN TO SPEAK at your conference, church, or event:  <a href="ht

How do you parent a Gen Alpha child in this age of digital immersion? These elementary & young middle schoolers face challenges unlike any other, but the challenges open doors of opportunity. In this episode you will find hope for your Gen Alpha child from Shane Pruitt, author of the book "Reaching Generation Alpha." 

Carder held the door open for a stranger, and what happened next was a good reminder for humility. If Christians are called to be servants, we're not always going to get the accolades.

Today is your On Ramp! This podcast is crowd funded - that means that you help make it happen. Consider a financial gift to keep God's Word going out through the On Ramp Daily Bible Reading Podcast!  Give here. I'm Shawn Farrington, the voice of The On Ramp. I can't wait to hear how God is using this podcast to help you grow. Please leave a comment, or email me at [email protected].  This year we're reading from the New King James Version & we're grateful to our friends at Thomas Nelson Publishers for their partnership!

TWS News 1: No Contact – 00:26 Your Obsession – 4:13 TWS News 2: Cereal Toys – 11:10 Disqualified from Being Used by God – 14:51 Prayer Wall – 19:15 The People’s Challenge – 21:28 TWS News 3: Bug Boxes – 24:14 5 Calls Calls It: A.I. Son – 26:36 Steve Green Perspective – 31:27 Flashback Friday – 34:02 Rock Report: Spotify’s 20th – 36:42 Dating Questions – 39:41 World’s Biggest Small Group – 45:56 You can join our Wally Show Poddies Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/WallyShowPoddies This podcast is crowd funded - that means that you help make it possible. If you like it and want to support it, give here.

Who is God and what is He like? This is the podcast where God answers questions for Himself about Himself - with host Kim Wier. In this episode, God revealed Jesus is He Who Comes on the Clouds.  References in this episode:  Revelation 14:14-19, Matthew 13:24-30 & 36-43, 2 Peter 3:9 LINKS: World's Biggest Small Group, free resources: Text "GROW" to 67101 or visit World's Biggest Small Group . Want to know more about Jesus? Join our free WHO IS JESUS World's Biggest Small Group.  Kim's latest book: Everyday God, a 365-day devotional to connect you to God in 10 minutes a day. More about Kim: KimWier.com    

While Jesus promises to provide an abundant life, that doesn't mean it will be easy. On this episode Pastor & Author Mike Tatlock walks through how a compelling faith in a compromising culture will bring inner peace while being a bold witness. 

If the power of God is in me, does that give me the power to ban sickness from my body? This was a very real conversation, and we address it with logic and, most importantly, with scripture.

When does wisdom-driven planning quietly turn into building your own kingdom? And how do you know when “being responsible” with money has started to compete with following God? In this episode we discuss the incompatibility of serving both God's kingdom and your financial ambitions, emphasizing that money often becomes a distraction, or even a barrier, to faith. John shares his personal journey of balancing material desires with spiritual fulfillment, highlighting the dangers of building a "little k kingdom" competing alongside God's kingdom plans.  In this episode, John discusses:  How easy it is to say “yes” to Jesus while quietly building a backup financial plan on the side Why God’s Kingdom and your own 'little k kingdom' always pulls you in competing directions The subtle, unhealthy mindset shift where security, identity, and worth start to come from what you own, control, and keep Why money so often becomes a barrier to God, not because money is bad, but because our hearts are vulnerable to drift What it looks like to recognize the “kingdom” you’ve been building, bring it honestly before God, and realign your finances with His better plan Key Takeaways: You can genuinely want God’s will and still quietly build a “little k kingdom” on the side, only realizing later that your plans may compete with His. Money itself isn’t the problem; the danger lies in the subtle heart shift where security, identity, and worth begin to rest in what you own, control, and keep instead of in God. The world’s financial system often appears to work—bigger house, better car, more investments, etc. — but over time, the maintenance, payments, and comparisons can quietly begin to weigh you down and pull you off course. Pursuing success without spiritual awareness can come with hidden costs: strained relationships, emotional distance from loved ones, and a growing gap between the life you’re building and the life God is inviting you into. Freedom comes from honestly asking, “Am I trying to live in two kingdoms?” and bringing that answer to God—trusting that He can realign your path, provide what you truly need. “I wanted God’s plan and my plan—His blessings and my stuff, His peace, my portfolio. But two kingdoms never work.”  CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW FOR MORE MONEY MADE FAITHFUL! VISIT MONEY MADE FAITHFUL: https://moneymadefaithful.com/ GET FREE RESOURCES when you join THE HUB: https://moneymadefaithful.com/resource-library-access/Landing-page BOOK A WORKSHOP & DETAILS: https://moneymadefaithful.com/money-made-faithful-workshop-2/Landing-page INVITE JOHN TO SPEAK at yo

Today is your On Ramp! This podcast is crowd funded - that means that you help make it happen. Consider a financial gift to keep God's Word going out through the On Ramp Daily Bible Reading Podcast!  Give here. I'm Shawn Farrington, the voice of The On Ramp. I can't wait to hear how God is using this podcast to help you grow. Please leave a comment, or email me at [email protected].  This year we're reading from the New King James Version & we're grateful to our friends at Thomas Nelson Publishers for their partnership!  

Who is God and what is He like? This is the podcast where God answers questions for Himself about Himself - with host Kim Wier. In this episode, God revealed Jesus is The Beginning of the Creation of God.  References in this episode:  Revelation 3:14-22 LINKS: World's Biggest Small Group, free resources: Text "GROW" to 67101 or visit World's Biggest Small Group . Want to know more about Jesus? Join our free WHO IS JESUS World's Biggest Small Group.  Kim's latest book: Everyday God, a 365-day devotional to connect you to God in 10 minutes a day. More about Kim: KimWier.com    

TWS News 1: How Protection Backfires – 00:26 Sudoku Packing – 5:35 Chopped – 8:14 TWS News 2: Church in Space – 12:46 Your Faith Perspective Shift – 14:53 Prayer Wall – 21:43 TWS News 3: Weight Loss Side Effects – 24:09 Simple Things You Do for Others – 27:11 Rock Report: Eddie Dalton – 34:21 Sight & Sound’s A Great Awakening – 38:34 You can join our Wally Show Poddies Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/WallyShowPoddies  This podcast is crowd funded - that means that you help make it possible. If you like it and want to support it, give here.

There have been several documented "Revivals" in  American history, from the Great Awakening in the 1700s to the Azusa Street Revival in the early 1900s. But, are we in a new kind of revival today amongst Generation Z? Dan Allen is with CRU and his insight into what's happening on college campuses will give you hope for the next generation.

You know it's true—the constant itch for “more” is intentionally influenced. From the moment you wake up and check your phone to the last screen you see before bed, you’re being coached to feel like what you have—and who you are—isn’t enough. In this episode, John discusses the struggle of wanting more, a theme explored in his book "He Spends, She Spends." John highlights the constant influence of advertising, designed to make us feel incomplete and discontent, and how this affects financial decisions. Emphasizing the need to renew one's mind spiritually to resist these influences, he shares scriptures, practical steps and questions to achieve contentment, advocating for a balance where one can keep their focus on God.  In this episode, John discusses:  How a constant stream of advertising and cultural messages quietly trains us to feel incomplete, discontent, and always in need of “more” Why the core problem isn’t just financial habits, but a spiritual issue rooted in what we believe about money, identity, and security. A simple but powerful shift from just asking, “Can we afford this?” to also asking, “How much is enough for us—and what are we really chasing?” The countercultural freedom of living modestly so we can serve God extravagantly. A practical one-week experiment, paying attention to feelings of “not enough,” and begin choosing peace over more. Key Takeaways: The constant desire for “just a little bit more” is often less about 'greed' and more about being shaped by messages specifically designed to make us feel incomplete and discontent. Our money problems are rarely just math issues; they’re spiritual issues, too—rooted in what we believe about God, provision, identity, and what will actually bring us peace. Renewing our minds, as Paul writes in Romans 12:2, gives us a new filter for money decisions so we’re no longer just copying what “everyone else” is doing, but testing and choosing what aligns with God’s will. Shifting from “Can we afford this?” to “How much is enough for us—and what are we really chasing?” opens the door to contentment, clarity, and a different definition of success. Learning to live with “enough” isn’t about shame or scarcity; it’s about freedom—loosening our grip on stuff, so it loosens its grip on us, and we’re freed to serve God more fully, generously, and joyfully. “You’ve got to think differently before you can act differently, and that takes time. It takes practice. It takes a lot of grace for yourself.” CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW FOR MORE MONEY MADE FAITHFUL! VISIT MONEY MADE FAITHFUL: https://moneymadefaithful.com/ GET FREE RESOURCES when you join THE HUB: https://moneymadefaithful.com/resource-library-access/Landing-page BOOK A WORKSHOP & DETAILS: <a hre

How can recalling family history and pulling out old family albums help your faith journey? Those photos of your uncle looking like a tourist in shorts, black socks and sandals should be good for something!! Rachelle and Carder discuss our ancestry in Christ.

From touring with Destiny's Child to being nominated for a Grammy award, the guys of True Vibe have had so many career highlights together. In this episode of the Pure Joy Podcast, I was delighted to sit down with the guys whose poster hung in my high school locker and reminisce about their music. Jonathan Lippmann, Nathan Gaddis, Jason Barton, and Jordan Roe reunite to share the hilarious and moving memories of their career together. Was there ever a rivalry with the group Plus One? Who was the best dancer? What was it really like to be on tour with Beyonce? If you grew up listening to True Vibe — or love a good nostalgia moment — this one’s for you.~

In Part 3, we dive deeper into Scrooge's transformative journey as the Ghost of Christmas Present takes center stage. As the story unfolds, we witness the power of hope, the consequences of past actions, and the joy of embracing the present.    Key Links: Website: https://scroogepodcast.com Free 5 Part Bible Study: https://bit.ly/scrooge-study Compassion International: compassion.com/scrooge   Presented by Hope Media Group and Compassion International. Find fun & meaningful content for a joyful, confident faith at Hope Nation. http://hopenation.org Release a child from poverty through Compassion International. compassion.com/scrooge  

Welcome back to another insightful episode of Monday School, where Wally shares what he learned at church and proves that he actually went! In today's episode, titled "Growth Spurt," Wally, Betty, and the Host delve into the challenges and trials that help us grow in our faith. Drawing lessons from the book of James, Wally emphasizes that growth often comes through hardships, but it’s how we handle these adversities that truly sets us apart. They discuss the significance of serving others, aligning our hearts with God's, and ensuring our words and actions reflect our beliefs. Tune in as they explore the concept of finding joy amidst trials, relying on God for strength, and living a faith-filled life that stands out even in tough times. Plus, a light-hearted reminder from Betty about maintaining faith, even when facing the frustrations of modern technology. Don't miss this episode of growth, faith, and a touch of humor on Monday School!

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Anne Wilson lost her brother when she was in high school. She talked about loss, how her song "My Jesus" came about, and how her family deals with grief around the holidays.

Torah for Living is a reading of the daily devotional, written by Mark Lanier. Every day, Mark shares scripture and insights from the Torah – the first 5 books of the Old Testament. This podcast is a daily audio companion to the devotional book Torah for Living. A trial lawyer by trade, a Christian by heart – author Mark Lanier has trained in biblical languages and devoted his life to studying and living the Bible. His study of the first five books of the Bible – the Torah, the Law – has brought and amazing light to his life. Mark is also the founder of the Lanier Theological Library in Houston, one of the nation’s largest private theological collections.  Torah for Living, © 2018 by 1845 Books, an imprint of Baylor University Press, Waco, Texas 76798. Used with Permission. Presented by HOPE ON DEMAND. Life can be hard and overwhelming, and you might not always know what to do. Through videos, podcasts and blogs, we help connect you more deeply with God so you can live with hope. You can read, watch and listen at hopeondemand.com.

John left Rwanda and his family to go to college in Kentucky. Then the Rwandan genocide happened, and John asked God to show him in a dream if his family was alive.Meredith Andrews and her husband Jacob were shopping in the Opry Mills mall when Jacob heard gunshots....Go to https://audiblegod.com/ to find out more about this podcast.Go to https://meredithandrews.com/ to hear Meredith’s music.Go to http://mandisaofficial.com/home/ to hear Mandisa’s music.Find out more about the girl who helped Jacob: https://www.gofundme.com/f/hillary-anderson-missionary-funds?utm_medium=email&utm_source=customer&utm_campaign=p_email+invitesupporters Thanks to Meredith Andrews, Jacob Sooter, Mandisa, Pastor John Gakwaya, and Mary King for sharing your stories.Do you have a story of God speaking to you? Share it with us at https://audiblegod.com or call 615-696-9840.Audible God is brought to you by WAY Nation and hosted by Rob Vischer. Find more fun and meaningful podcasts, videos, and blogs at https://waynation.com https://www.facebook.com/waynationofficialhttps://www.instagram.com/waynationofficial/